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Star Trek: Voyager - Season Six
Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
Equinox, Part II	221	Unknown	22 September 1999
With Seven of Nine kidnapped and an unknown spy in their midst, Voyager's crew set out to retrieve the rogue Equinox crewmen. Obsessed with catching Ransom, Janeway uses disturbing tactics to achieve her target.
Survival Instinct	222	53049.2	29 September 1999
Voyager is penetrated by three members of Seven of Nine's original Borg unimatrix. Although the three have escaped the Collective, they share a neural link which they need Seven to join.
Barge of the Dead	223	Unknown	06 October 1999
Following an ion storm, Torres is increasingly haunted by reminders of her Klingon heritage. When a group of Klingons appear on Voyager and kill the crew, Torres finds herself on the boat to Klingon hell.
Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy	224	Unknown	13 October 1999
Disappointed by Janeway's inability to grant him new status as "Emergency Command Hologram", the Doctor lives out his fantasy in electronic daydreams, unaware that his thoughts are being monitored by aliens intent on attacking Voyager.
Alice	226	Unknown	20 October 1999
Restoring an old shuttle acquired from a junkyard trader, Paris uses an interface which lets the ship respond directly to his thoughts. Growing attached to the shuttle "Alice", Paris is disturbed to hear it calling to him.
Riddles	227	53263.2	03 November 1999
Attacked by an unseen alien, Tuvok's brain is damaged and begins to rewrite itself, returning the stoic Vulcan to a state where he must re-learn everything, including how to cope with emotions.
Dragon's Teeth	225	53167.9	10 November 1999
Fighting off alien attackers with advanced technology, Voyager discovers a destroyed civilsation which has left some of its citizens in stasis. Reviving one of them, Seven sets off a potentially deadly chain of events.
One Small Step	228	53292.7	17 November 1999
Discovering an unusual phenomenon, Voyager's crew realise that it is the same one which engulfed a command module from an early human mission to Mars. Despite the dangers, Chakotay and Paris decide to enter the phenomenon to investigate.
The Voyager Conspiracy	229	Unknown	24 November 1999
Having downloaded more information than she can process, Seven begins to see conspiracies all around her. Reporting secretly to both Janeway and Chakotay, she manages to rekindle the destructive suspicions between the Maquis and Starfleet crews.
Pathfinder	230	Unknown	01 December 1999
Obsessed with contacting Voyager, and becoming ever more dependent on a holographic version of the crew. Lt. Reginald Barclay defies direct orders to research his idea, and piques the interest of Counselor Deanna Troi.
Fair Haven	231	Unknown	12 January 2000
Visiting "Fair Haven", a holodeck recreation of an Irish village, Janeway is attracted to the local barman. After a little reprogramming, including the deletion of his wife, Janeway finds herself too much in love with the holographic character.
Blink of an Eye	233	Unknown	19 January 2000
Trapped in orbit above a planet where time passes thousands of times faster, Voyager is seen as a heavenly object by the planet's people, who eventually evolve the technology to board the "Sky Ship".
Virtuoso	234	53556.4	26 January 2000
the arrogant Qomar are dismissive of Voyager's technological inferiority, until they hear the Doctor sing. Enthralled by this new phenomenon, the Qomar hail the Doctor as a celebrity, and invite him to stay with them forever.
Memorial	236	Unknown	02 February 2000
When members of an away team begin to experience shared memories of taking part in an alien atrocity, Janeway is puzzled. More puzzling still is that Janeway herself seems to share the same memories.
Tsunkatse	232	53447.2	09 February 2000
Kidnapped and forced to take part in the mortal combat sport of Tsunkatse, Seven must learn to fight for her life while working out how to free herself and her injured comrade, Tuvok.
Collective	235	Unknown	16 February 2000
When Chakotay, Paris and Neelix are captured by a Borg cube which behaves erratically, Janeway finds that the cube is being piloted by Borg children. However, the young are not afraid to threaten the lives of their captors.
Spirit Folk	237	Unknown	23 February 2000
When the residents of "Fair Haven" learn of Tom Paris' friends ability to alter "reality", the holographic villagers suspect their guests are "spirit folk", and react badly to the idea.
Ashes to Ashes	238	53679.4	01 March 2000
A fleeing shuttle contacts Voyager, and the pilot claims to be Lyndsay Ballard, a Voyager crewmember who was killed three years earlier. Although the newcomer looks nothing like Ballard, Harry Kim believes her story.
Child's Play	239	Unknown	08 March 2000
Although Voyager manages to track down the parents of Icheb, the young Borg drone, he is uncomfortable with the reunion, and Seven of Nine is reluctant to let the boy return. A tense battle of wills ensues.
Good Shepherd	240	53753.2	15 March 2000
Following a report that three of her crewmen have failed an efficiency analysis, janeway takes them under her wing on an away mission which threatens the lives of all four officers.
Live Fast and Prosper	242	53849.2	19 April 2000
Using the identities of Janeway and her senior staff, a group of con artists move from system to system engaging in a series of lucrative deceptions. Blamed for the scams, Voyager's crew hunt the imposters.
Muse	244	53896	26 April 2000
Stranded by a shuttle crash, Torres finds that, despite the threats of his jealous girlfriend, a local poet has adopted her as his Muse, to help him with a play designed to bring peace to his people.
Fury	241	Unknown	03 May 2000
An older, more weathered Kes returns to Voyager, disabling the ship's systems and using the warp core to visit revenge on Janeway and the crew whom she blames for her current condition.
Life Line	243	Unknown	10 May 2000
Learning that his creator, Lewis Zimmerman, is dying, the Doctor is transmitted back to the Alpha Quadrant to help. Struggling to help his truculent father, the Doctor finds his own program degrading dangerously.
The Haunting of Deck Twelve	245	Unknown	17 May 2000
With the ship powered down, the Borg children awaken and find Neelix waiting for them with a plasma lantern. As Neelix tries to calm the children with a story, the tale of the Ghost of Deck Twelve unfolds.
Unimatrix Zero, Part I	246	Unknown	24 May 2000
Having dreamt of a beautiful forest, Seven becomes aware that she has experienced Unimatrix Zero, a Borg construct where drones can retain their individualities. While the Borg Queen attempts to shut down the construct, Janeway sees potential for mischief.

Star Trek: Voyager - Season Six

With Seven of Nine kidnapped and an unknown spy in their midst, Voyager's crew set out to retrieve the rogue Equinox crewmen. Obsessed with catching Ransom, Janeway uses disturbing tactics to achieve her target.

Voyager is penetrated by three members of Seven of Nine's original Borg unimatrix. Although the three have escaped the Collective, they share a neural link which they need Seven to join.

Following an ion storm, Torres is increasingly haunted by reminders of her Klingon heritage. When a group of Klingons appear on Voyager and kill the crew, Torres finds herself on the boat to Klingon hell.

Disappointed by Janeway's inability to grant him new status as "Emergency Command Hologram", the Doctor lives out his fantasy in electronic daydreams, unaware that his thoughts are being monitored by aliens intent on attacking Voyager.

Restoring an old shuttle acquired from a junkyard trader, Paris uses an interface which lets the ship respond directly to his thoughts. Growing attached to the shuttle "Alice", Paris is disturbed to hear it calling to him.

Attacked by an unseen alien, Tuvok's brain is damaged and begins to rewrite itself, returning the stoic Vulcan to a state where he must re-learn everything, including how to cope with emotions.

Fighting off alien attackers with advanced technology, Voyager discovers a destroyed civilsation which has left some of its citizens in stasis. Reviving one of them, Seven sets off a potentially deadly chain of events.

Discovering an unusual phenomenon, Voyager's crew realise that it is the same one which engulfed a command module from an early human mission to Mars. Despite the dangers, Chakotay and Paris decide to enter the phenomenon to investigate.

Having downloaded more information than she can process, Seven begins to see conspiracies all around her. Reporting secretly to both Janeway and Chakotay, she manages to rekindle the destructive suspicions between the Maquis and Starfleet crews.

Obsessed with contacting Voyager, and becoming ever more dependent on a holographic version of the crew. Lt. Reginald Barclay defies direct orders to research his idea, and piques the interest of Counselor Deanna Troi.

Visiting "Fair Haven", a holodeck recreation of an Irish village, Janeway is attracted to the local barman. After a little reprogramming, including the deletion of his wife, Janeway finds herself too much in love with the holographic character.

Trapped in orbit above a planet where time passes thousands of times faster, Voyager is seen as a heavenly object by the planet's people, who eventually evolve the technology to board the "Sky Ship".

the arrogant Qomar are dismissive of Voyager's technological inferiority, until they hear the Doctor sing. Enthralled by this new phenomenon, the Qomar hail the Doctor as a celebrity, and invite him to stay with them forever.

When members of an away team begin to experience shared memories of taking part in an alien atrocity, Janeway is puzzled. More puzzling still is that Janeway herself seems to share the same memories.

Kidnapped and forced to take part in the mortal combat sport of Tsunkatse, Seven must learn to fight for her life while working out how to free herself and her injured comrade, Tuvok.

When Chakotay, Paris and Neelix are captured by a Borg cube which behaves erratically, Janeway finds that the cube is being piloted by Borg children. However, the young are not afraid to threaten the lives of their captors.

When the residents of "Fair Haven" learn of Tom Paris' friends ability to alter "reality", the holographic villagers suspect their guests are "spirit folk", and react badly to the idea.

A fleeing shuttle contacts Voyager, and the pilot claims to be Lyndsay Ballard, a Voyager crewmember who was killed three years earlier. Although the newcomer looks nothing like Ballard, Harry Kim believes her story.

Although Voyager manages to track down the parents of Icheb, the young Borg drone, he is uncomfortable with the reunion, and Seven of Nine is reluctant to let the boy return. A tense battle of wills ensues.

Following a report that three of her crewmen have failed an efficiency analysis, janeway takes them under her wing on an away mission which threatens the lives of all four officers.

Using the identities of Janeway and her senior staff, a group of con artists move from system to system engaging in a series of lucrative deceptions. Blamed for the scams, Voyager's crew hunt the imposters.

Stranded by a shuttle crash, Torres finds that, despite the threats of his jealous girlfriend, a local poet has adopted her as his Muse, to help him with a play designed to bring peace to his people.

An older, more weathered Kes returns to Voyager, disabling the ship's systems and using the warp core to visit revenge on Janeway and the crew whom she blames for her current condition.

Learning that his creator, Lewis Zimmerman, is dying, the Doctor is transmitted back to the Alpha Quadrant to help. Struggling to help his truculent father, the Doctor finds his own program degrading dangerously.

With the ship powered down, the Borg children awaken and find Neelix waiting for them with a plasma lantern. As Neelix tries to calm the children with a story, the tale of the Ghost of Deck Twelve unfolds.

Having dreamt of a beautiful forest, Seven becomes aware that she has experienced Unimatrix Zero, a Borg construct where drones can retain their individualities. While the Borg Queen attempts to shut down the construct, Janeway sees potential for mischief.